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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-18

CHICAGO, March 14.-An iron combina
ton is being formed with a view TO pur
chasing and controlling all the iron de
posits of Canada. The Central Ontario
railway with its iron interests is to be part
of the combination and the intention is tc
extend it $50 miles through the iron dis
trict to a junction with the Canadian Pa
cific railway at Lake Nipssing. Senator
Paine, Stevenson Burke, Erastus Wiman
and other prominent capitalists are under
stood to be interested in the scheme.
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The Riviera Again Shaken.

LONDON, March i3,-The earthquake in
the Riviera Friday was most severe at
Alassio The commander pronounced the
town unsafe and ordered eight extra bar
racks to be erected for the accommoda-
ton OF the inhabitants. At another vii
lage 10 houses were demolished and two
persons killed.
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The Northern New York Insane Asxlun

Ogdensburg people are rejoicing over
the INCREASED prospects of their getting
the State lunatic asylum. The bill in
their favor has been ordered to its third
reading in the Albany Legislature, by a
large majority Oser bill in favor of
Plattsburgh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-18

The people of Somerset, a little place OF
o. inhabitants connected with the outer
world by semiweekly stages, say they
have never seen such an amount of snow
in their town rs now. 1t measures 9S
inches on a level and the ponds and
streams are frozen to their very bottoms
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A 100000 Fire.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, March l3.-The
large furniture establishment in South
Williamsport, operated by George Lup-
pert, was burned early this morning. The
loss is sl0O, 600; insurance S26, 600
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George Hall of West Derby Instantly
Killed.

NEWPORT, March 13-George Hall, en-
ployed in the paper mill at West Derby,
was caught by belt yesterday and in
stantly killed. His leg was broken and
he was otherwise terribly mangled He
leaves widow aud three children.
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THE RAILROAD DISPUTE.
Carried into the Criminal Courts-Co
spiracy Charged.

MONTREAL, March l4.-The dispute
over the dictatorship of the Montreal,
Portland and Boston Railroad company
has eliminated in deposition made in
the Police Court by Mr.. Gilman of a
criminal charge of conspiracy against Mr.
Willett and the other members of the
former board of directors, with the eX-
ception of Mr.. O'Halleran
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the purpose OF buying merchandise but for FUN
and frolfc. The clerks say they are willing TO do
what Is wanted by their employers, and, II it were
necessary, would stay later than the above hour;
but as the majority Of the dealers agree that they
VIII not keep open, IL Is settled that the usual
cary closing VIII prevail
Commissioners Webb and wheatley visited
headquarters shortly before 9 80 oclocI and were
shown around by Col Wright
ton zouave drill In the drfn grounds and at 4
o'clock there win be an exhibition sabre drill by
the Milwaukee Light Battery.
The curbing OF the streets approaching the camp
have been seized and occupied by an army OF small
osaers In lemonade, ginger cake, peanuts, and
otner refreshments OF the same character.
The amateur photographer Is agog, doing the
camp In whole aid In sections
This afternoon the officers OF the military or
CARNATIONS entered for the drill are drawing for
position or number. The competitive drills begin
tomorrow. The only thing on the program to-
DAY is dress parade at pm.
TIE RED CROSS FLAG.
About two minutes after the headquarters flag
was hoisted Miss Clara Barton pulled the cord
that unfurled the red cross on the flagstaff over
the hospital The hospital service was then in
condition to attend to as many as there was any
possibility OF being brought to them. The corps
Oh surgeons and nurses formed a circle about the
nagsta1, and as the flag unfolded displaying the
req cross on white field, they greeted it with a
Before this, though. about fifteen patients, more
to be put to bed, two yesterday and two more this
morning. There Is NOW in attendance fun corps
OF nurses, under Miss Barton, and corps OF sur
Dr. stanton, as medical director, or the
executive officer DIR. Irving c. Rosse, will
Oe IN attendance all the while. The
corps 10 serve to-day will be Dr. Harrison Crook,
rom y TO p. m; DR.. Thomas f. Wallah, from
10 o; Dr: James I. Young, from to 9; DIR. NJ. r.
OutnDert, from to 3 in the morning; and Dr. s.
W. Bower, from 3 a m. to g. The nurses on duty
To-Day are: Mrs. N. Wood Ferguson, Miss S. A. Ed
son, N, D.; Miss 81: P. Dame, Mrs. NJ. A. Ripley,
MIS- NJ L. Beverfdge, Mrs. Alice Bullion Mrs. {
Y. MliIar, Mrs. Maggie Garges Mrs. G. z. Cooper,
MrS mos: 9. Foster, ward master; Miss E. NJ.
Sn0wden, Miss Mary Vandersal
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THE GATHERING SOLDIERS.
Sisitors Arriving i'm the City I'm Large
Number.

SSANS At THE DEPOT To-DAY-How STRANGERS
AHA PROVIDED FoR-scENEs AND NOTES ABOUT
THE cAAP-THR HOSPITAL SERVICE, ETC.
The early morning trains brought in large re-
lniorcements not only to the military element at
the camp, but to the crowds Of Interested visitors
BUT IL was not until the afternoon that the rush
calne. FROM O'Clock on every train came In
n 10 Jus utmost limits, and numerous trains
date the demand -
STAR s, reporter visited the Baltimore and Poto-
MaC .uepoI curing the forenoon and found it
.nunseu Win ladies' and gentlemen assembled to
mse1 ana 70 welcome friends and relatives OF
"hoSe arrival they had been apprised. Pressing
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Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
in the Department OF the Interior:
General Land Observation-Disclosures James Z.
Stone, OF Minnesota; Adam F. Man, OF Tennessee,
depreciation agents, at 81 30O Albert W. Stiles OF
Minnesota, clerk at 200 by transfer from Treas
ury Department, under civtl-Servtce rules.
Geological Survey Appointment: William
Sherman Fitch OF Ohio, clerk, at $780, under civil
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The town OF Leesburg, in Virginia, has decided
to erect large building at the corner OF King and
Loudoun streets, which will be used for tho town
Offices and an opera house. Mr.. Harvey L. Page
architect in this city, has been awarded the con-
tract Tor the building, after competition, in
the amount fixed upon to be expended than the
others. The building will be OF stone and brick.
The ground floor will contain stores the mayors
Office, the fire headquarters and the town hall
The second moor will be devoted to an opera house.
The cost viii be $4,000, and the work OF erection
will be begun at once.
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DIED.
-BRODY. At Pruvidsnce Hospdtal. Nay n 1851.
Mrs Il B. BkODY, beloved wife Of Matthew b. IRody.
after Q painful illness. She died peacefully.
BROWN. LEWIS b. BkowN. who deperted fh1Q
life Saturday May 2lst, 1t IL 40 M w1u Be buried
Wednesday May 25th, from his rex5dsDce. 1874 MAdi-
son svenue northwest His friends ere rssg'scRully
invited 70 attend.
Funeral services at 3 p 10.
CROpIHY At 1 O'Clock pm, Monday, Nay "a
1857 Mrs. ALICE J. CROPIEY. wife u Ehorss L
Notioe Of funsrsi hereafter.
DODGE At his residence IN 0eorRefovu. ON Nav
81, 1887, ROBKRT PEkI4EY DODGE, IN The SOth
Frssnds q tie family fnvitsd 10 fnssua ssrv.
ices q Qat HUI chapel 0eorgstown. On noaAay. -
2Sd ct O'Clock p. m. 1ntsrment pe1vssa 2ss
RUTLEDGE. Nay 90, 1857, q the pssadenoe q bsa
Sister, MA Wm Hunt MARIE ADAMS RUTLEb0S
widow Of Arthur n Rutledga
Funeral from ST. Johns church. Tuodavmenine,
Nay - ~ $50.
THOMPSON On Sunday morpine. NJ %, 1877,
MAGGIE A. the only and beloved do kAornf HlknS
and the late William h Thoupaoa
FnnsrN vi 70: - Pc fson e osiy.ry p.2dst
and rslativ~ are rspsctfui1y invited o Odd
WALKER On Nay q, 1851. - O'Clock p N.
HERBERT NEWELL. oadogt 0na Of Herbert = -
Irene WALKER aged yeafs. moueh md 0uOn.
FuneEA WIZ take place from the TAboEuAck ckOuh
gth street southwest nsar oossG =. On rDasaaS. 40
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WI II. y.
Engraving metal and wood. Monograms and crests
On seals wsecheS 3owelry Card and print
ing: Seal nsfaving n antts tsanchea Hookbnders'
dies. Soap dee and Utoe1 stamp cutting Rubber
stamps for and al kids Of stamping material
Sol4 O. silver bullion embroidsriRg Realias aud al
Kinds Of lodge puTsphsE0aliA mh12
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Name.
Washington stock Exch.m-.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
On the WASHINGTON stock Exchange noted to-day:
y. :. AS, 1891, coupons 1lOS bid, 10Y asked
y. s. 4s, coupons. 129a bid. 1861 asked.
=. 3. As registered to lsah bid 1891 asked.
2 ;3 fund s-65s. 1874 currency. I23a bid.
lO2I asked. Columbia railroad stock, Is bid.
North; North Capitol and street, 40 asked Wash.
poltan Insurance II bid. Corcoran Insurance, IL i
S,d. Riggs Insurance. 9 bid "a asked. Washington
Brick Machine 165 bid, Bank Of Washington S6j
Farmers aud Mechanics, Bank Georgetown, l63
Columbia National Bank l13 bid. Real Estate
Title Insurance. 132 bid Penn; Tel. Co.. Al asked
S3s asked y. s. Electric Light, 65k bid. I'd
asked. w. l. /. LIST mor,yaxe bonds. 80 mid
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sAE,HoUsE 6s7 3 ST; Sc, THRRE-sToRY
Il Brick back alley, stable; eight rooms, water and
gas and in perfect order Price $500 term. 70 suit
ave. Mt. Pleasant, D. G, or on premises. my20-1m
EoR sALE-N:E-NEw GROOM BRICK. WATER,
Il sewer, gas el,450.
Cleveland ave. new broom brick. mod. i'm; s1.65O
18TH, near st., rooms, mod. I'M 81, 400.
18th, near W. Groom brick; 81, 500.
10Th st. ,hne IA south and east front; 1900
St, near Goth 10 rs elegant neighborhood: 1880.
bet 9th and 1Oth. 1rs. very desirable To- 600
Also Houses and Let's in all sections ut Investment
prices and easy terms ROSECRANS SHOE.
MAKER, 800 14th st. NV. my2O-3t
Tor sALE.21.s $50 FEET OF GROUND WITH
Il first class House. ID rooms; stables rain water
cistern, &c. improvements worth $4,000 with 12O
feet on business Price 81 foot for 80 days
Address 1898 NJ ST., West Washington. my2O-2w
IVoR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
Il corner Mass ave., west of 14th st., IL rooms mod
imps: offered at cannot be duplicated at the
price. JOHN SHERMAN 1. co.
EOR SALOON 10TH ST.. NICE 7-ROOM
brick house bath. &C.. lot fronting 20 feet 18th
St and 90 feet New Hampshire ave. with wide park
ing on both streets. Price. only $4,000.
Also gem OF house, SIX rooms, hall, BATH cellar,
$4,000. j. W. p MYERS,
my102ws 1923 n. y. ave.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
Deen issued by the clerk of the court to Chaa B.
Dodson, OF Richmond, and Marie Gib0ney; Chas.
Il Miller and Ida NJ. Humphrey; SamL D. Morse
ana Martha Coleman; Benz H. Naylor and Nancy
Harris; Chas. H. kuhns and Anna M. Moon, OF
columbia C County, Va; W. 2. Rice and Nora c.
FREDERICK Z. Campbell and Ena v. Evans, both OF
Alexandria, Va; w. r. Mcdonald and Emily j.
DEACON, both OF Lynchburg, Va, and John R1dgely
Garter, OF Baltimore, and Alice Morgan.
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THE PRESIDENTS LARGEST RxCEPT7oN.-TheP Pre-
idents reception this afternoon was the largest
yet held In the East room. There wese about
Loo visitors present, and the President shook
hands with them tor half an hour at the rate Of
forty minute,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-23

II oOK OUT 1TRAN0ERR II YOU HAVE NO
~ fr1eDds IN scvn 81 eomsof your neiTheou sbous
IN town fes The money. xo2lo Oh q NV. opposiis
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Would Not Ask for His Life,
THE GEAR SAID TO HAVE BEEN READY TO PARDON
YOUNG OULIANOFF.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 23-It is announced that
pardon would have been extended TO Oulianof, one
OF the men executed last week for connection With
refused to make application for clemency, al
though his mother implored him to do SO. All
those executed met death with heroic compOSure.SS
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A Fine Example Of Enterprise.
From the Sunday Herald
The STAR has lightened our labors considerably.
It's illustrated forerunner OF the Drill Is almost ex-
haustive and fine example OF journalistic enter
prise,
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A VERDICT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND PoTo-
MAC RoAD.-1n the case Of Hopkins against the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company which
mas been on trial In Judge COx's court Tor some
DAYS the jury to-day found verdict for s., 1888 for
plaintiff rdamages TO property on MARYLAND ave.
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S'CS Az H.EAE +
. 90 Q 4 ~ * Il HAL 111Er11-
my2o COR. TENTH AND F SITS. N W.
BUSINESS Su,ra BUSINESS Su1ra

Should you think Of purchasing BUSINESS
SUIT for Spring, the frst and most important
consideration II Quality, workmanship, and Fit
The large amount Of sales In these Suits II an
evidence that Gentleman have found from OK.
perience. the goods we sell. while possessing
the appearance Of custom work. can be bought
for $1,000 to $500 per suit. They are of Cas-
simere Stripes. Fine Check snd Plain Colors.
Also. PRINCE ALBERTS and FOUR-BUT-
TON CUTAwAY SUITS. III Diagonal. Cork
screw, &C., &C.. 1T e1S to e35 per suit. BOYS
SUITS at 90. so. -. Is, to % per suit. YOUNG
MEMS SUITS for %. elO. el2, and &l5 PEE
suit. F1RST-CLASS GOODS.
Should you prefer 70 have your SUIT Made to
Order. on our second floor will show Beautiful
Line Of Black Cloths, Doeskius, Corkscrews,
Diagouals. Chsviots. and Cassmeres Of various
GRADES. Suits to order from go ~ $50.
BEST WORK AND BEST TRIMMIN0R
NOAH WALKER co.
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1t has been published that at the public recep-
ton at the White House Friday afternoon the
President expressed his appreciation OF the good
wishes Of lady from Georgia for his future sue
cess, but said, 81 am afraid that will never see
the end Of my present term" It is learned posi-.
lively, however, that the President made no such
remark.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


GooD COUNTRY BOARD. AT BELLE AIR FARM.
Vile sf qgs Prince sq William Saansy Va swAHzE
w Gale. on Riehn0nd and Allegheny L; R., ! miles
more's Mil. RocSb1idse Co. "a '-'' A It tt
WANTED-BOARDERs AT AyOCA. ON. PoTO-
Thus. z Dh1SKlRB. owen: o. King a asesze c..
PoARDERs WANTED AT GREENFIELD. BEAU
ID hfnl country home foot Of Blue Ridge. mile
si
dryns dissanss from town, where we have telephone
and sna So d
mail, drug store and churches Address JOHN 4
to Mrs. Lucy Kerr, 72 3ist at. Washington, b. it.
WANTED-SyMlfER BOARDRRs AT A FARM
w house, ehaif mile from Hamilton, Va, and
HSS Gs,s5 sass54 Ms:
"WAAyERLEY HALL" WILL BE OPENED JUNE
piano IN the house furnished at reasonable rates
asnssly ice milk
70 who wish e GPy sh9Hgh
my2l-2we Hamilton, Loudoun Co., Va
EIRsT;GLAss BOARD CLAGETT MANSION,
near Silver springs Station. Metropolitan Railroad
dress ciasett Iansion srishtwood B. myiSe = W
- plains of Manassas, Va. 1 viii open on June 1st
especially for the accommodation OF summer boarders
nomnations. special boarders tickets via Piedmont
M Ss wSHE EFFsss ssay
Manassas Va. mylS-lw'
GUNNER BOARDINa-sECURE ROOMS AND
cs in
sfs %
PeH's e Mash,nst4n Forfnrther PARTICULARS address
u quier sprngs-Ihe attractions are Beautiful
xiis Oh iS1sn9f 'ies r
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. IN DUE SEASON.
co R'S a aRo e'%s Fuss
DERsONs DESIRING COUNTRY COMFORTS IN
shs Inv win
WITH G T sns nSss a.
DELIaHTFgL BOARD CAN pc OBTAINED IN
Co.. M
GUNNER BOARD NEAR THE BLUE RIDGE
FER month. address Misses RICE tovOca, Paris g..
Fauquier County. Va my12-3w'
TENEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON AND THREE
quarters mile from station on v. NJ. r. r.. splendid
Mrs L. E. CARTER,
lnconta Z. D.,
my11-2ws Fairfax Co., Va
A TGM sTMMER CAN BY EARLY
fHoMAs HSr Va
r United NUMBER OF BOARDERS CAN BE
- Pleassntly accomnodateda At Clover Hill Farm. mile
milk and fruit Address Mrs. EMILE E. JOHNSON.
Manassas Va. mylO.3Ws
SPRING BANK FARM, MILES FROM ALEXAN.
- dria, offers hrst-class Recommendations good table,
fruit ice milk in profusion &c. Terms, Is per week
Trains met daily. Address SPRING BANK, Alexan-
drla, va my0-lms
EIRST-CLASs BOARD, EXCELLENT SPRING
~, water fruit milk. aud shade ~ miles from Aar
W. s. Elgln. Keep Tryst p. o., Washington County Nc
my3-:,fno
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Ibleglans to The Star.
BRAVE EDITOR O,BRlEN.
Though HI and Weak, He Leaves His
Bed to Go to Hamilton To speak.

Though HI and Weak, He Leaves His
Bed to Go to Hamilton to Speak.
NIAGARA FALLS n. V, May 23.-Mr. O'Brien Old
not leave his bed to-day until IL O'Clock, and then
he was SO weak as to be almost unable to
stand. He had to be assisted in dressing by
Dennis Kilbride. DR.. W. R. Campbell told
Mr.. O'Brien positively that he was UNIT to leave
his bed, much less to start out on journey to
Hamilton, but the latter was as firm as rock.
and VIII have a ns ssd to ns % es aRna
not -. disappoint my friends" he left t. ny
held during the day, but will take place at night,
something which MI. O'Brten says he has not
understood. Toronto is not more than forty miles
from Hamilton, and it is reported to-day that
bodies OF Orangemen are going to make descent
from the larger city upon Hamilton, and join with
the local Orangemen in making an attack on MI
THE NAT1oNAL1sTs WILL BE ORGANIZED.
The nationalists will be organized this time, and
and that outside aid should be sent to Hamilton,
which will now probably be done by friends In
Buffalo and other Irish centers. MIR. O'Bren said
III any attack be made upon me IN
Hamilton, the police have not shadow OF excuse:
The Canadian government have now received full
warning; that Is to say, II there be Cana:
dian government at ali, which l doubted
several times, owing to the impuntty with
US. II anything happens now they cannot, as
have already said, put forward any such excuse
as the lying one by Mayor Rowland, Of Toronto,
that the attack was unexpected, and that ten
minutes had only elapsed between my exit and
my return to the hotel, when, as matter OF fact,
lett the hotel at $3.50 and was unable to venture
to start back until near midnight"
Failure of a Carpenters' Strike.
WATERBURY,, CONN.,, May 23.-The carpenters
VINO have been on strike since May 1St to-day re-
turned TO work at the old ten-hOur-a-day schedule,
and the strike has practically ended. The bosses
are giving the men their Old jobs and the wages
that they had when the strike went into effect.
The Queen Goes to C0ney Island.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Queen Kapiolani and her
party TOOK trip on the elevated railroad this
morning and then went down to Manhattan
Beach.
Charged With killing Her Husband.
YEw YORK, May 23-Mrs. CHAR Cignarle was
placed on trlai to-day charged with murder, in
shooting her husband dead last october. The
couple mad been living apart, and the woman is
Sa1d 10 nave been prompted to the commission OF
the deed by paramOur named Antonio d'Audrta.
Would Not Ask for His Life
G 4 IN rOr anr,rNy
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Chesapeake a9d OhSo Cau.x.
IIS PROPOSED EXTENSION TO wR0rRkNPoRf-OoNGR
SIGNAL AID TO BR INVOKED.
tho

SocDoRO3Ae o00 VmnO ComAls
IT'S PROPOSED KxTnssIDN TO wRsrRkxroRr-ooscPx
SIGNAL AID TO BR INVOKED.
A correspondent Of the Baltimore SnM writing from
Frederick, May q, says: II h understood that M
an early day the ofcials and friends OF the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal win make united and ear
nest effort TO induce Congress to grant the peces.
sary aid for the extension OF that great waterway
as originally intended, to westernport TWENTY
seven or eight miles from Cumberland, and the
center OF the great coal nelds OF the Alleghapies
The conSurnmation OF this project would, It Is be.
neved, result In the success or salvation OF the
canal Tor at least many years TO come IL m
claimed that with q terminus at WesiernDort-
where the great fourteen-foot vein a coal crous
out, and is so situated that coal could be run frm
the veins into canal boat railroad car fshould
the latter mode OF transportation be- found
cheaper TO construct than an open canal or slack
water communication, the seat OF the General
Government and other Eastern cities as well e
the Navy OF the United States could be supplied
with superior coal more cheaply than from sny
other source. A connection at that point would
also enable the canal TO be Independent of the
small veins and rival companies which have their
center at Frostburg. With the present t1rminns
Washington alone, 1t Is stated effects q sayinq OF
about 500 600 per annum In the purchase OF coal
over the canal President Baughman
proposes soon 70 cau the attention OF mepbeFs of
both the Senate and House OF Representatives 70
this subject, and 70 give them an opportunity az
observing the practical operations OF The canal ana
OF obtaining good Idea OF the magnitude OF the
work, OF which 50 lev people appear TO have a
right conception. Another matter In which action
Is soon TO be taken also Is the presentation az q
claim OF the canal against the General Government
[or certain remuneration or compensation
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The indications now are that while the Delaware
peach crop Will be large, IL Will not be the I'm.
mense crop anticipated a month ago.
De Bensaude, husband OF Violet Cameron the
actress has obtained 81 $50 damages against the
Manchester Umpire Tor a libel contained IN an In
terv1ew with Lord Lonsdale, published IN that
paper.
NJ. Il. p. Leslie, q retired ship-carpenter OF the
United states Navy, died at his residedce In Elk.
ton, Nd, Friday night from the effects OF falling
from q shed attached TO his residence two wee1n
ago.
The Egyptian convention between England ana
Turkey has been signed at Constanunopie
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
OF the New Iork stock Market reported W special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

I,OR RENT
Z Very desirable Office Rooms in National Theater
building. Steam heat and elevator service.
HCFlI X DYER,
my21-1t Cor. 18th and + sts
NOR Rents ELEGANT OFFICE LOOMS IN
Il MCGOWAN building
]. H GRAY co.
ny20-3t 622 ST.
II Rooms the second floor, in building 1101 81.
Viii be rented separately together CHAS T.
BANES. S04 and SOD st my2O6t
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISOR RENT-THE LARGE E STREET RINK, FOR
Festivals Fairs and Dancing Parties; for dates ap-
p.y to- J. II. GRAY CO,
my2O-:St Go ST.
4 1CR REET-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 ST :
New and very desirable five stalls and carriage
rOCEl- Apply A. I. BRICE- ia 18th st. my1 I'm
NOR RENT-'LEARN TYPE-wRITING."
II Machines rented at 80 per month and sold on
Monthly payments.
my I-3ni -CALIGRAPH OFFICE e33 st. NV.